At MOCA London’s lockdown event ‘Focus Zoom’, Quilla Constance introduced her video ‘Pukijam’ (2015) as an articulation of the constant activation between her black and white heritage; how her biracial subject position might enable more liberating modes of being.
21st November 2020 – 9th January 2021
Solo painting show. (re-scheduled due to Covid 19)
Online performance piece using Zoom. Part of an the Unshut Festival of performance art.
The Liminal Phase is an inaugural exhibition iof a series of art events both marking one of the largest regeneration projects in London and seeking to establish Holloway as an artistic centre.
Postponed solo show due to Covid 19
An exhibition of seven London based painters curated by John Wyatt-Clarke & Michael Coppelov.
Featuring: Gina Birch, John Wyatt-Clarke, Michael Coppelov, Tom Farthing, Charles Inge,TD MacGregor, Eigil Nordstrøm.
A multiply layered and wide ranging exhibition.
I went out to see if the coronavirus experience had motivated any of east London’s street artists to respond to our current situation.
Solo show of major new commissioned works
Often polemical, the book is illustrated by a short photo-fable of black and white photographs by Aldobranti.
A prematurely-shut participatory installation by Renfrewshire-based artist Ross Fleming, which included ingredients such as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP), lemons, condoms, and badges in transparent goodie bags.
‘I search always for this stillness, which penetrates our fullest activity and even our sleep’ [Jim Ede] The absence of a visible kitchen at Kettle’s Yard in Cambridge is a startling omission in a house which is otherwise convincingly domestic: […]
An exhibition of 13 abstract, non-objective, geometric and reductive artists.
This review was originally posted on A-N Magazine’s review page but as a protest against A-N Magazine’s uncritical coverage of the Murdoch-funded Freelands Foundation I took the review down, further I have removed all my reviews from A-N until an […]
Exploring ideas of materiality and absence through a combination of sculpture, drawing and text.
The debut solo show of artist Dan Southward, a multidisciplinary creative currently based in Stoke-on-Trent. His practice sits somewhere between the worlds of fine art, graffiti, photography and installation.
This review was originally posted on A-N Magazine’s review page but as a protest against A-N Magazine’s uncritical coverage of the Murdoch-funded Freelands Foundation I took the review down, further I have removed all my reviews from A-N until an […]
Paintings, print and drawings
‘Coexistence’ is a call for ‘empathy and solidarity that transcends species’ and features works that reflect on issues of humans’ relationship with nature and critique an anthropocentric worldview.
This review was originally posted on A-N Magazine’s review page but as a protest against A-N Magazine’s uncritical coverage of the Murdoch-funded Freelands Foundation I took the review down, further I have removed all my reviews from A-N until an […]
A group show inspired by the museum’s seaweed collection, illuminating one of the hidden roles of women in scientific research.
Some fresh tasty vegetables [talent], a dash of hot sauce [ideas], knob of butter [agency], a glug of ageing wine [experience], a crumble of stock [collaboration]? Then there is the cooking … time, space and don’t get me started on […]
A review of Shore by Emily Scarrott
An exhibition of paintings and stone lithographs
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